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Opaline glass vase from the Napoleon III period
€350.00
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Magnificent baluster vase in white opaline glass from the Napoleon III period, entirely hand-decorated, a true collector's item reflecting the refined 19th-century taste for 18th-century-inspired aesthetics. This superb opaline glass vase captivates with its harmonious baluster shape and particularly rich decoration. It is adorned with sumptuous rocaille motifs and finely applied gilt filigree scrolls, emphasizing the elegance of its lines. At the center, a hand-painted medallion presents a delicate courtly scene, typical of the Romanticism of the period, depicting figures in period costumes moving about in a park, lending poetry and refinement to the whole. The enamel decorations combined with a generous use of gold attest to meticulous and high-quality workshop craftsmanship, probably from a renowned French manufacturer, possibly a Parisian workshop.
Dimensions: height 35 cm – circumference 48 cm – weight 1.4 kg.
Ref. 1630
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Magnificent baluster vase in white opaline glass from the Napoleon III period, entirely hand-decorated, a true collector's item reflecting the refined 19th-century taste for 18th-century-inspired aesthetics. This superb opaline glass vase captivates with its harmonious baluster shape and particularly rich decoration. It is adorned with sumptuous rocaille motifs and finely applied gilt filigree scrolls, emphasizing the elegance of its lines. At the center, a hand-painted medallion presents a delicate courtly scene, typical of the Romanticism of the period, depicting figures in period costumes moving about in a park, lending poetry and refinement to the whole. The enamel decorations combined with a generous use of gold attest to meticulous and high-quality workshop craftsmanship, probably from a renowned French manufacturer, possibly a Parisian workshop.
Dimensions: height 35 cm – circumference 48 cm – weight 1.4 kg.
Ref. 1630